Wanted to post a few pics of mine and thank everyone!

10 years ago

I have learned so much from here even though I have not participated much because of this forum. You have all been so generous with pics, tutorials and experiences.

Thanks so much again and I have all of you to blame for my success.
Here are a few flowering, getting ready to flower and colors. I love the almost black buds and some formation on the leaves!
Now if I could just know the name of all of these plants:-)

Cuttings I rooted in spring...

Cuttings I rooted that have growing for less than a year and some for a couple of years..All young.

Some a bit more than a couple of years old....

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moonwolf_gw
10 years ago
Beautiful pictures, Mike! Glad to see you posting on here again ;-). Your australis, obscura, and pubicalyx "RHP" look very happy since they are in bud/bloom. Is that first picture of a Hoya imperialis? That's one Hoya I've always admired.

Brad AKA Moonwolf
tropicbreezent
10 years ago
They look good. #5, #6 and #7 look like australis to me, but not sure which. Also some orchids in there as well. I like the stone work around the pond, good humidity for the Hoyas.
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meyermike_1micha
Original Author
10 years ago
Tropic...Thank you! I guess you can tell an orchid a mile away..I'll bet you have a few fragrant of them too...They always catch me by surprise like Hoya's when they flower. It's a good think they all do good in the same environment... The pond took a lot of thought, maybe I can post a quick pic or two for you of part of it:-)

Hey Brad...Thanks buddy..Yes, it has been a while but I am finally getting the hang of growing these plants:-)
What kind do you have by the way?
Maybe you can get me to try a really nice Hoya and I a Citrus? lol

Have a great day..

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MIke
moonwolf_gw
10 years ago
Hi Mike,

Most of my Hoyas are fairly common. I started out with good, old fashioned, green carnosa. Right now, my Hoya bella is in bloom. Just one peduncle that is open right now. It's doing fine for me, and some have difficulty growing that one. If you don't have it, go for a pubicalyx "Red Buttons". Lol That sounds like a fair trade to me. ;-)

Brad AKA Moonwolf
meyermike_1micha
Original Author
10 years ago
Brad,,You had to do it right? Enable me..lol

You might not be surprised to know that I ordered one this past spring..lol I have dozens of others I left out of the pics.lol

Remind me to share a few cuttings with you if I should ever get to the point of cutting any of them back.
teisa
10 years ago
Those are all Beautiful! But my favorite is the Macrophylla Variegated! That is a show stopper!!! I grow this one too. It's getting pretty large (35-40) leaves now that I'm growing it in an aquarium! And it's FINALLY developed one peduncle!! I love how yours has all the different shades in it. I bet it will bloom in no time!!

Thanks for sharing!